Photograph Of The Day

[Hameister]

I've noticed most forums have a thread where people who enjoy taking digital photos can post their snaps. These threads are generally very successful and go on for years. There aren't a lot of rules. Just try to keep the snaps under 300kb if possible to preserve bandwidth, and post only 1 per day unless 2 are required as a set.

Post anything you'd like. Your computer, wildlife pictures, people, places, things, what ever. It goes without saying that they should be in good taste. If you have to ask, "what is good taste?", don't post it. If you'd like, you could give us a brief description of the photo or information on your camera, and/or it's settings when the snap was taken. It's all up to you.

That's about it, unless the Admin. has something to add.

I'll kick things off with this photo I took about 8 months ago, not far from where I live.

[The SSD Guy]

Nice Pik!!!

[renovation]

very nice !

[Computurd]

if i had a pic that small i would post it all of mine are mb in size. take them in high res.

[Jack]

Here's one I took a while back with my beloved Cannon EOS 350D, I really do miss that camera.

It's a Buddhist temple that was just down the road from where I used to live. I'm not a Buddhist myself but couldn't resist a colourful snap in the making.

temple.jpg

if i had a pic that small i would post it all of mine are mb in size. take them in high res.

Photoshop and Gimp are great for downsizing pics

[Hameister]

if i had a pic that small i would post it all of mine are mb in size. take them in high res.

Hi....actually, you could use most any photo program to change the size of any photo. I also take all my snaps in maximum resolution so they're always several mb in size. I always keep the originals but downsize for e-mailing or posting such as this.

[Hameister]

...It's a Buddhist temple that was just down the road from where I used to live. I'm not a Buddhist myself but couldn't resist a colourful snap in the making.

Very colorful, interesting photo, thanks!

P.S. As you know, I visit EPCZone regularly and have for some time. Great site! Keep up the good work Jack!

[Hameister]

Here's mine for today.

It was taken on the beach at Long Boat Key, on Florida's west coast last summer. I really got lucky. I was concentrating so much on the sun, and trying to keep glare out of the lens that I never even saw those 3 Pelicans fly into the frame until I got home and viewed in on my computer.

[Hameister]

Come on guys, I hope I'm not going to be the only one posting photos???

Grabbed this snap walking through a wooded area, here in South Florida.

[Jack]

Some nice shots as always David, they're all shot on your hybrid camera I assume?

Here's mine for the day, back when I owned a H50. Taken with a EOS 350D DSLR.